I was not suspended by the ICGC, I left alone – Josh Laryea – Celebrities

Reverend Josh Laryea, a Ghanaian gospel musician, denied being suspended from the International Central Gospel Church (ICGC) on stories of badual misconduct.

Last year, a letter dated March 29, 2017, issued by the Council of Churches, says "Rev. Josh Laryea is removed from the pulpit with immediate effect."

In an interview with Starr FM, based in Accra, the singer "Emere" revealed that he was planning to commit suicide when the news broke out, especially when mentors and mentors

"I may have gone crazy, maybe I was dead, at one point I thought about suicide ," he said.

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However, the musician said that his decision to leave was motivated by his own desires and nothing to do with bad scandals.

" It looked more like a transition, but there is definitely something that brings it to it, but that does not mean it was main reason, it depends a lot on my orientation about the gospel " he said.

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When asked if there was blood between him and the girl 39, ICGC, rev. Laryea replied "none" .

According to him, the overseer general, Pastor Otabil, had wanted him to stay.

"I spoke to Doc and I told him that I had to leave." He was not in the affirmative, he wanted me to stay but I did not want to leave. insisted I wanted to leave, " he said.

The singer who is currently promoting his new single titled "Never fail" by singer Mzbel that he chased him out of the ICGC Doxa temple.